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glad now that I never invested my cash into the company like they want us to. I’d be in the same boat as them.” “Yeah, good for you,” Troy said halfheartedly, wondering how Jim managed to have the money he always seemed to have, when Troy’s commissions were always bigger because he had wealthier clients. He didn’t even look at Jim’s face, already knowing what his expression would be. They played sports and hung out together. Carefree times. A part of Troy wished he could have those carefree times back right now. “So how bad is it with your clients?” Jim’s voice crackled with too much excitement for Troy’s ears to handle at the moment. “Same.” “I heard Garrison is ready to go on a firing spree because of this. He wants to hang somebody for this mess up, and quick.” “Really.” How did they manage to remain friends all these years, Troy wondered.